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X-Act

Mewtwo ex

Here it is. The
much-talked about Mewtwo ex.

It has 100HP, an
attack that recalls any two energies (not necessarily Basic)
from the discard pile and attaches them to itself, and another
attack that does 60 for three energies. Its 3 retreat doesn't
really matter, as it can re-Energy Absorb the energies just
discarded. Energy Absorption can also be comboed with Scoop
Up, Pokemon Center, or, if those cards will not be legal in
Nintendo's format, Pokemon Nurse.

Its weakness: it
is weak to Psychic, its own type. So, really, the card Mewtwo
ex mostly fears is Mewtwo ex itself. Also, let us not forget
its ex rule: you get two prizes if you manage to KO this.

It can also bring you back
Energies from the discard pile, then reattach them to whoever
you want via Energy Switch. Remember that Darkness Energy will
not be hurting Mewtwo soon.

Personally, I think that this card
is good for the game. It gives Psychic a much-needed boost.
Also, whoever created this expansion was smart enough to make
cards that can counter this Mewtwo. Mightyena is such a card.
It is resistant to Psychic, and also has a Poke-Body that
lowers any damage done to it by 10. So, effectively, Mewtwo
can only do 20 damage to it.

Unlimited: There are lots of cards
resistant to Mewtwo in this format: Sneasel, Murkrow,
Wigglytuff, Clefable, Chansey (although it loses its Metal
Energy protection), etc. However, this Mewtwo has a good
chance to withstand a Beat Up, unlike its Promo cousin, and
also does a good 20 damage more. For this reason, I'd prefer
to use this Mewtwo over the other Promo one. Pokemon Center or
Scoop Up allow you to severely abuse the card, too.

3.5/5

Modified: Scoop Up is still
present in this format, if Legendary Collection will be
allowed. If not, just use Pokemon Center or Pokemon Nurse.
Thus, Mewtwo ex will certainly be played in this format. It
CAN be countered, but then again, every card can be countered.
It's not as exceptional as some people are claiming, but you
can't deny that it's a great card. A card good enough that you
need to be able to counter if you want to win.

4/5

Draft: If you're Drafting Psychic,
this is a monster card. The only cards resistant to it in the
R/S set are Poochyena and Mightyena, and their splashable
attacks (they wouldn't be able to draft Darkness Energies in
normal circumstances) do only 20 at best. So, quite simply,
Mewtwo would be unstoppable, unless it faces another Mewtwo or
another Psychic Pokemon. But they are also weak to Mewtwo. So,
you simply MUST DRAFT IT. I'd even draft it if I'm not playing
Psychic, and add a few Psychic Energies in the draft deck.
First of all, Energy Absorption + Energy Switch can come in
useful, and secondly, you only need two Psychic Energies to do
60 a turn. Simply broken.

5/5

Thundachu

Mewtwo ex:

Overview- IMO, one of the best ex pokemon there is. With the
help of Oak in Unlimited, you could get it powered up in turn 2.
Nice. 100HP for a basic pokemon is wonderful. For 1 psychic
energy you can attach up to 2 of ANY energy cards from your
discard pile. Doesn't limit to basic or anything. Then for 2
psychic and 1 colorless you can do 60. It is pretty much just a
small upgrade from the LC edition. Retreat of 3 is pretty high
for a basic pokemon. Switch is a must have. Weakness to psychic
is normal, but with the using of psychic pokemon going down, it
shouldn't be a problem. The ex power is a problem though, so I
would stick with the LC one or promo.

Unlimited: 3/5(Ex is a problem, but with Oak, or Misty's Wrath
it is great)

Modified: 2/5

Draft: 2.5/5(eh, not much draw power so, not much discard
either).

The Poke`mon Master 1110

Mewtwo EX:

Now THIS is an EX worth playing. 100
hp, and an attack that does 60 for three? Awesome. Energy
Absorption is sweet late game as well. If you play Psychic, you
should most likely play him.

Unlimited: Energy Absorption means
ER and SER only slow him down one turn, but that could be enough
for Sneasel to take him out. Not the best here.: 1.75/5

Modified: Very nice here. I can
see him being used here pretty well. 3/5

Limited: Broken as all get out in
this format. Take him, don't even think twice about it. 5/5

Attack - Energy Absorb - one psychic, get 2 NRG out of your
discard onto Mewtwo EX. With Juggler, now easier to get energy
into the discard early, so playable.

3 for 60!!! no drawbacks! Wow, just hope you get this card off
before your opponent does, and do not forget to use Magnifier on
that stinking Sneasel!

This card is playable. I have seen some, well, wrong decks
containing 12 Mewtwo. Calm down, it is not that good, but I think
it replaces Promo Mewtwo, even though it is 2 prizes. 100 HP can
stand up to Sneasel, especially since the card can recover very
quickly

Draft - 5/5 Big hit points, huge attacks, if you do not take it,
be ready to face it and to lose. This guy can take 4 prizes all
by himself. Don't believe me, let one go in draft....then try to
fight it off!

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TR Shadow

Mewtwo EX

Probably the best of the EX
Pokemon. There's a possibility of a second turn sixty damage
there with a Juggler. Energy Absorption could easily be used on
the first turn to get back the Energy discarded with Juggler.
The Psyburn's fairly cheap for sixty damage. There could be a
deck built around Mewtwo, Juggler, and Scoop up. The Scoop up
is only there to help avoid KOs with this guy. He's an EX,
remember. You don't want him to get KOed. The retreat cost is
a bit high, but I don't thin you'd be wanting him on the bench
anyway. One hundred HP is great for a basic, I would be
impressed if it wasn't an EX Pokemon. Overall, I would give it
a pretty good score.

Unlimited 3/5

Modified 4/5

Limited 3/5

~TR Shadow~

Perfect One

Mewtwo EX

Unlimited- He's quite good here. Instead of risking energy
charge, you can energy absorption any special energy and then
Energy Flow them back to your hand and scoop up Mewtwo EX. He's
really just Mewtwo MP with +30HP and +20 damage, he's very
efficient and fights against removals, too bad Sneasel resists
him, but a few PPs can help =)
rating--- 3.75

Modified- He's excellent here. I love that Juggler is here so he
can still have a turn 2 60 damage!!! His HP is kinda hefty too.
The only way I see him losing, is to G8rs or Scizor.
rating--- 3.875

Draft- Awesome. Turn 3, 60 a turn!!! he will fetch you quite a
few prizes and maybe most of the game to your favor!!!!
rating--- 4.5

(GymLeaderPhil:
Perfect One actually did two reviews... we assigned this card to
our COTD staff early and I guess he forgot. So enjoy twice the
reviews.)

Mewtwo ex

Now this is deserving of being a mewtwo card!!! They took MP
mewtwo, gave him 30HP more, and added 20 damage to his attack!!!
With delcatty and Juggler around he can start plowing the enemies
for 60 a turn starting with turn 2!!!

Unlimited- Well he isnt so bad...for instance...instead of using
energy charge in a certain deck- u can pop a rainbow energy on
mewtwo ex, use energy absorbtion for the special energy, and next
turn use energy flow and scoop up!!!
rating--- 3.25

Modified- Very good here. If you surpass the baby flips, he can
hit for 60 every turn, starting at turn 2!!! He can pick apart
their babies or you can DG with a strength charm and KO whatever
they have(keep in mind, Dark energy cannot add 10 unless they are
a dark pokemon from now on- thats why i didnt mention it).
rating--- 4

Draft- Draft him and win. Hes a solid Giant and has a Commanding
100HP for a basic!!!
rating--- 4.665

BondiBorg

Ah, Mewtwo EX...my favorite, outta the
lot of 'em.

For Unlimited, I think he stands a decent chance. Essentially,
he's the
Movie Promo Mewtwo with extra HP and extra Damage. I'm actually
going
to include him in my decks where before I would use a single Movie
Promo Mewtwo...definitely worthwhile. It kills Sneasel in two
hits, one
if you use Crystal Shard to turn Mewtwo into a Colorless critter.

For Modified, a turn 2 60 damage is incredible. Colorless Pokémon
nowadays don't have Resistance to Psychic...meaning very little
will
stand in your way. In short, ph34r it...a Baby flip is just about
the
only thing that will hold it back, especially since it benefits
with
discards from Juggler. With 100 HP, it's hard to say what will
beat him
before he beats you...

For Limited, go for it! Straight-out damage, somewhat splashable,
since
he can suck up Energy that's already been on other critters that
were
killed, and deals excellent damage. Not much that's exceptionally
draftable has Resistance to Psychic, but if you pull him, get him
out
quick and be careful not to let him die.

Unlimited - 3.9
Modified - 4.2
Limited - 3.9

~{BondiBorg}~

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